Biography:
Jack Greene (born 7 January, 1930, died 15 March, 2013) was an American country musician nicknamed the "Jolly Green Giant" and best known for his 1966 hit "There Goes My Everything."
Greene was born on January 7, 1930, in Maryville, Tennessee. In the early 1950's, he moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he formed his own band, The Peach Tree Boys as a lead vocalist, drummer, and guitarist. In 1959, he moved back to Tennessee and settled in Nashville and formed his own band, The Tennessee Mountain Boys.
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- All The Time
- Back In The Arms Of Love
- Beautiful Lady
- Bethlehem
- Birth Of Our Love
- Devils Den
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- Dont Wake Me Im Dreaming
- Ever Since My Baby Went Away
- Everybody Knows But You And Me
- From Here On Out
- Going Through Hell For An Angel
- He Little Thinged Her Out Of My Arms
- How Can Our Cheating Be Wrong
- Hurts On Me
- I Need Somebody Bad
- I Will Always
- If God Can Forgive You So Can I
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- If You Ever Need My Love
- Im Afraid I Lied
- It Just Doesnt Seem To Matter
- Joyride
- Just For You
- Love Takes Care Of Me
- My Tears Dont Show
- Oh Happy Day
- Our Chain Of Love
- She Wakes Me Every Morning With A Kiss
- Something Seems To Fall Apart Inside
- Statue Of A Fool
- The Day The World Stood Still
- The Key That Fits Her Door
- The Last Letter
- There Goes My Everything
- Theres A Whole Lot About A Woman A Man Dont Know
- Youre Heavy On My Mind Today
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You're leaving and Lord knows I'm grieving
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Cause you sure picked a bad train to ride
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He'll drop you like a stone when the joy is all gone
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From the joyride he's taking you on
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That's not love in his eyes just desire
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That you can't satisfy for long
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And you'll hate where you've been when you come to the end
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Of the joyride he's taking you on
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Look around and you may catch him laughing
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At those pictures he's been painting for you
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Get those stars out of your eyes and look closer
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Cause darling he's painting them blue
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Lord I wish I could save you the sorrow
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And the pain that you'll be going through
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But they'll be on the bill when you pay for the thrill
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You're leaving and Lord knows I'm grieving
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Cause you sure picked a bad train to ride
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He'll drop you like a stone when the joy is all gone
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From the joyride he's taking you on
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That's not love in his eyes just desire
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That you can't satisfy for long
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And you'll hate where you've been when you come to the end
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Of the joyride he's taking you on
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Look around and you may catch him laughing
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At those pictures he's been painting for you
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Get those stars out of your eyes and look closer
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Cause darling he's painting them blue
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Lord I wish I could save you the sorrow
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And the pain that you'll be going through
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But they'll be on the bill when you pay for the thrill
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